KATE MOSS

As well as her London home, Croydon-born supermodel Kate Moss owns this 10 bedroom country retreat in the tiny village of Little Farringdon in the Cotswolds.

Kate’s celebrity neighbours include Liz Hurley, who has a home at Barnsley, and Kate Winslet, who lives at Church Westcote.

She is said to be a regular visitor at nearby pub The Swan, and can be spotted strolling around Little Farringdon with daughter Lila.

DAVID BECKHAM

Pemain nasional sepak bola bertaburan bintang ini memiliki pundi-pundi kekayaan yang sangat besar pada saat dia memperkuat klub asal Inggris "MANCHESTER UNITED". Ia dan isteri nya Victoria Adams (personil grup music terkenal "Space Girls") memiliki rumah peristirahatan yang super mewah di Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire.

Tak terlalu berlebihan bila rumah peristirahatan tersebut dianggap sebagai istana dari pada rumah biasa karena kemewahannya. Rumah yang mereka namakan “Beckingham Istana” atau "Beckingham Palace". Pada tahun 1999 rumah seharga £ 2.5 juta ini berhasil mempunyai nilai di atas £ 5 juta setelah mengalami renovasi dan fasilitas sekolah sepak bolanya.

Sekarang rumah yang lebih mirip istana ini mengalami penurunan nilai investasi dikarenakan sesuatu hal. Untuk sekarang rumah ini sudah mengalami kemerosotan dan hanya berharga £ 6.6 juta dalam kurun waktu yang terbilang lama yaitu 11 tahunan.

KATE WINSLET

Kate bought this picturesque cottage, comprising of two buildings and a 1950s extension, in the Cotswolds for £3.5 million in 2002 and considers it her primary residence. Winslet outbid Elizabeth Hurley to buy the house, in the village of Church Westcote, Gloucestershire, which has eight-bedrooms and 20-acres of land.

Although she purchased the property in 2002, Kate didn’t move in until 2005 due to extensive work carried out on the once-neglected house. The couple added gates, walls and fences around the house in a bid to increase security. This has angered local villagers who say the additions ruin the spirit of the community.

KATIE PRICE

In June 2008, Katie and Peter bought this seven-bedroom home in Woldingham, Surrey for £2.5 million. The house, which was previously an old folks home, is set in 1.5 acres of land and includes a swimming pool, triple garage, gym, huge kitchen, spacious living room and a sweeping marble staircase.

ROBBIE WILLIAMS

With Robbie reportedly all set to move back to the UK in 2009, he needed somewhere to lay his hat and so has splashed out £7 million for the 18th century residence, Compton Bassett House in Wiltshire.

His new abode has 7 bedrooms, a huge pool, sauna and helipad, plus two staff flats and a cottage for Robbie’s minions. The home is also perfect for the UFO-obsessed Robbie as it is slap bang in the middle of crop-circle country.

ELTON JOHN

Sir Elton John and husband David Furnish own this stately property set on 37 acres of rolling English countryside next to Windsor Castle in Woodside.

This lavish property contains an 18th Century Orangery, white-scented gardens, roman terrace, Italian gardens, tennis courts and a secret garden.

Each June the estate is the venue of the "must attend" annual White Tie & Tiara Ball to benefit the Elton John AIDS Foundation

CLAUDIA SCHIFFER

German supermodel Claudia Schiffer lives in this mammoth country pile called Coldham Hall in Stanningfield, Suffolk, with her film director husband, Matthew Vaughn.

Schiffer, who paid £5 million for the mansion, called an exorcist into the property in 2003 to rid it of a resident ghost.

WAYNE ROONEY

Wayne and his wife Coleen had this home built from scratch in 2004, going so far as to demolish an original 1930s mansion that previously occupied the slot.

Since then the couple have spent a fortune on the £4 million property in Prestbury, Cheshire, adding a cinema, sweeping staircase, giant swimming pool, Grecian statues and £50,000 worth of garden turf. The mansion also boasts a £30,000 state-of-the-art CCTV system to prevent peeping toms.

ROMAN ABRAMOVICH

Is this the biggest of them all? West Sussex is the location of just one of many homes of Russian oil tycoon and Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich.

The 300-acre Fyning Hill estate is a collection of buildings including a twenties mansion, a second house, six cottages, a staff flat and four guest rooms, also boasts three polo grounds, formal gardens, a lake, a 50ft outdoor swimming pool, a tennis court, a go-kart track, a clay-pigeon shooting site, a trout lake, a rifle range and an equestrian centre.

The property is said to be ringed by an electric fence for extra security.